Tag: ATC

Dear ATVC: I need the following parts for a 1985 Honda ATC 200x: Rear brake caliper (pins free), headlight guard and front cover sprocket. Can you point me in the right direction? Ole Skool The good news about the 200X is there were a lot of them around. First place we’d be checking would be […] More »

Dear ATVC: Can you put a turbo on a 350x?? If you can is it easy and what do you recommend? Tackler147 To the best of our knowledge, no company (or even independent fabricator) offers up a bolt on turbocharging kit for the Honda ATC350X. However, that’s not to suggest it’s impossible. We have heard […] More »

Well nobody says there’s a minimum wheel count when it comes to the concept of making a fool of one’s self in the ATV wilds. Take this week’s Friday Funny for example, we have a man, his trusty 3-wheeler, his loyal dog, and his wife (who is apparently way overdue for a good laugh). Not […] More »

Dear ATVC: Completely new here and I am looking to make my first ATV purchase in almost 30 years. I’m buying an old used atc from the late 80’s. Should I be concerned if there is no title? I can’t even remember if they used to have titles for things like this. Keith Ouellette Believe […] More »

Dear ATVC:I always hear that Honda made the first ATV but when did all of the other manufacturers get on board? Honda did indeed introduce the first all-terrain vehicle, the three-wheeled US90 with its 7hp engine for $595 in 1970 then it would be almost a whole decade before the next Japanese ATV hit America […] More »

These days you can head to your local ATV dealership and pretty much be assured that everything on the salesroom floor will look pretty tight. Headlights are minimal, plastics cut to sharp angles, frame geometry is presumably spot on. These are good times! However to get to this point, the ATV industry has undergone growing […] More »

Dear ATVC: A friend of mine’s dad calls all ATVs “ATCs” even though we constantly correct him. What does ATC mean anyway? ATC or all-terrain cycle was Honda’s designation for its 3-wheeler line. Don’t forget, while today’s do-it-all quads and UTVs have very little in common with motorcycles on a given manufacturer’s line, this certainly […] More »